7/13/43 [
3222]'s ltr. to EC:
Mount Alto Sanatorium,
South Mountain, Penna.
Dear Mr. Cayce,
I hesitate to write this letter because I feel that you are
probably over-burdened with work as it is, and I don't want
to make a nuisance of myself. Also you have been so gracious
with me that I don't want to impose on your kindness.
However existing conditions have caused me considerable
anxiety, so I am taking the liberty of writing you. Please
be patient with me.
I wrote to you previously concerning a physical reading and
the date was set as September 18. I had every intention of
being present for the reading, but now, because of existing
transportation condition, I find it will be practically
impossible for me to be there. But that is of least
importance.
I have been alarmed at the steady and sustained loss of
weight I am experiencing. In the last six months I have lost
approximately twenty pounds and my weight still seems to be
dropping without any sign of letting up. I have completely
lost my appetite. In fact I often experience nausea at the
sight of food. The physicians here have not been able to
recommend anything to remedy this condition.
In view of these facts I was wondering if it would possible
for me to receive a reading earlier than September 18. I
don't like to encroach on anyone else's time. Perhaps I am
unduly alarmed, but I thought I should let you know how the
situation stands. I thank you for every consideration you
can give me.
Sincerely, [
3222]
REPORTS
9/24/43 [
3222]'s ltr. to EC:
..., Penna.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
I received my reading on Wednesday; thank you very much. I
shall do my best to put the suggestions made in the reading
into practice.
In reference to the reading I have a few questions I would
like to ask.
(1) Is there any substitute for the pure beef juice that was
called for? In this section we cannot obtain beef often for
weeks at a time. How about BOVRIL as a substitute?
(2) Can you give me a little more information concerning
colonic irrigation? Can it be self-administered? How long a
tube should be used?
(3) How long a period is this reading intended to cover?
Approximately when will another reading be necessary?
Sincerely, [
3222]
9/30/43 EC's ltr. to [
3222]:
Dear Mr. [
3222]
Replying to yours of the 24th, I do hope that you can follow
the suggestions given in your reading as close as possible.
The nearest substitute that you will be able to obtain for
beef juice would be Wyeth's Beef, Iron and Wine. I think if
you would take this on days and take just a teaspoonful, when
you unable to have the beef juice, this would be all right.
The colonic irrigations should not be attempted alone, but
should be given by a professional. I think if you will call
Dr. Marion Dick, you can make arrangements for that. The
check reading approximately about six months is the usual,
unless something unusual develops. I do not think Dr. Dick
will charge very much for talking the reading over with her
and she has had experiences with same.
Hoping to be of a real service, I am,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
General mailing was sent to [
3222] on 6/51. Apparently
[
3222] had died 2/51. Note on returned mailing said, "You
were notified a few months ago of his death yet you insist on
sending mail."


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